DisplayFormatSpecifier Property (WinDatePicker)

Gets or sets the format specifier that will be used to display the date picker's Value.

Syntax

Visual Basic
C#

'Declaration
 
<CategoryAttribute("Appearance")>

<DescriptionAttribute("The format specifier that will be used to display the date picker's Value.")>

<TypeConverterAttribute("Xceed.Editors.Design.DateFormatSpecifierConverter,Xceed.Editors.v2.6.Design,Version=2.6.20076.12375,Culture=neutral,PublicKeyToken=ba83ff368b7563c6")>

<DefaultValueAttribute("")>

<LocalizableAttribute(True)>

Public Property DisplayFormatSpecifier As String

'Usage
 
Dim instance As WinDatePicker

Dim value As String

 

instance.DisplayFormatSpecifier = value

 

value = instance.DisplayFormatSpecifier

[Category("Appearance")]

[Description("The format specifier that will be used to display the date picker's Value.")]

[TypeConverter("Xceed.Editors.Design.DateFormatSpecifierConverter,Xceed.Editors.v2.6.Design,Version=2.6.20076.12375,Culture=neutral,PublicKeyToken=ba83ff368b7563c6")]

[DefaultValue("")]

[Localizable(true)]

public string DisplayFormatSpecifier {get; set;}

Property Value

A string representing the format specifier that will be used to display the date picker's Value.

Remarks

The list of values that can be passed to the DisplayFormatSpecifier property can be found in the "DisplayFormat Specifiers and DisplayFormat Providers" topic of the .NET Framework.

The display format specifier can differ from the EditFormatSpecifier.

Example

The following examples demonstrate how to set the DisplayFormatSpecifier property.

VisualBasic

' Short date

winDatePicker1.DisplayFormatSpecifier = "d"



' Long date

winDatePicker1.DisplayFormatSpecifier = "D"

    

' Custom format (single quotes will be used as literals )  

winDatePicker1.DisplayFormatSpecifier = "'Year' yyyy 'Month' MM 'Day' dd"

// Short date

winDatePicker1.DisplayFormatSpecifier = "d";



// Long date

winDatePicker1.DisplayFormatSpecifier = "D";



// Custom format (single quotes will be used as literals )

winDatePicker1.DisplayFormatSpecifier = "'Year' yyyy 'Month' MM 'Day' dd";

Requirements

Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2

Reference

WinDatePicker Class
WinDatePicker Members